Although skeptical New Yorkers probably think the traffic in Times Square is always painfully slow, all they need to do is get stuck behind a flock of sheep on any of the country roads in Ireland to realize that "rush hour" can be painfully slow...
Searchers are actually migrating back towards their origins, like transplant New Yorkers that have had their fun and are ready to move home and start families. Search engines are like mothers: they are built to understand you.
Rarely have I ever heard a Bostonian say anything nice about New York City, nor discussed the great merits of Boston with other New Yorkers. Our San Francisco office almost exclusively has iPhones, and our New York office is littered with Androids.
Now, some New Yorkers would have gotten mad. A New York City police officer recently gave Casey Neistat a $50 ticket for riding his bike outside the bike lane. A recurring theme of Amber Mac's keynote presentation at SES Toronto today was how...
Baidu, China sued in U.S.for Internet censorship - ReutersEight New Yorkers sue Baidu for censoring searches in the U.S, claiming the company is acting as an agent of a foreign state to suppress free speech, which violates the First Amendment.
For example, if you want to compare results between Los Angeles and New York for an ice cream brand, it's a safe bet that New Yorkers won't be nearly as responsive in wintertime, especially if the weather is anything like we've experienced this...
That could translate to around 1 million printed codes, enabling New Yorkers to quickly obtain city-wide information about construction sites and buildings. Take New York City's new initiative to include QR codes on every building permit by 2013.
With the U.S.holiday shopping stampede commencing in approximately 36 hours, tech savvy New Yorkers could develop a strategic advantage in the competition for deal-nabbing. Today, software engineers Dmitry Pakhomkin and Artem Zarutskiy, have...
That's not bad for a new group of concerned New Yorkers, who formed an alliance on short notice to stop the bill from becoming law. According to Glenn Blain of The New York Daily News, Governor David Paterson of New York has signed into law a...
First there's QuentinsFriends.com, a marketplace site for younger New Yorkers that's akin to Craig's List. Finally, MothersClick.com addresses the concerns of new parents. Maybe community sites are the next wave for entrepreneurs.
SpecialsByZip.com just launched an e-mail subscription service for New Yorkers. They'll send you a daily e-mail listing the daily specials at local restaurants. Seems a no-brainer for a city with an estimated 60 percent of meals are eaten out-of...
While many non-New Yorkers are quick to assume that this stereotype is false, if you were to ask a New York lawyer if there was any truth to it, they would probably say that there was. Sure to fuel upset among those not listed and joy for those...
Plus, we New Yorkers get to bid midtown a remorseless adieu and decamp to much-more-desirable SoHo (that's NY SoHo, btw). Our columnist-from-across-the-pond Mike Grehan has been on an unofficial campaign to re-dub this publication "BritZ.
